In Iowa, Republican pollster Frank Luntz observes that young voters and those over 70 are less likely to vote in inclement weather. Despite this, Luntz expects a good turnout for the GOP caucuses, as Iowans are accustomed to snowstorms. Governor Chris Sununu dismisses Sen. Rand Paul's opinion on Nikki Haley's campaign, emphasizing that Haley is the only surging candidate and disregarding Paul's words.

The U.S. Supreme Court plans to hear a case on the constitutionality of anti-camping ordinances banned by Western states. This case, originating from Grants Pass, Oregon, could have implications for nine other states. Governor Gavin Newsom supports the appeal, arguing that state and local governments should be allowed to address the homelessness crisis.

A stolen vehicle fleeing police in Michigan results in a tragic crash, killing a couple and leaving their six young children behind. The Catholic community comes together to support the children, offering assistance and raising funds for their future.

Danish police successfully foiled a terror plot linked to Hamas, leading to several arrests. Though the threat against Denmark is significant, authorities are actively working to safeguard the country.

American journalist Gonzalo Lira tragically dies in a Ukrainian prison, where he was detained for criticizing the Zelensky and Biden governments. Lira's father holds President Biden and the State Department responsible for his son's death.

The Digest, 1/12/2024 @900PM, CDT

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